A CONFLUENCE OF ACADEMICS, TECHNOLOGISTS, PUBLIC INTELLECTUALS, AND DHARMA RESEARCHERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
DATE: JUNE 13,14,15 2025
VENUE: GEORGIA TECH, ATLANTA, USA
(Option to present online for international presenters)
REGISTRATION OPENS
Jan 15, 2025
What is DDA ’25
DDA ’25 is Dharma Civilization Foundation’s 3-day conference for exploring Dharma in the digital age. The conference is dedicated to find solutions to protect and enhance the long cherished human values in the age of technology. The event aims to create a community that will continue to address these issues in coming years. Inspiring keynotes, breakout sessions on various tracks and fireside chats are sure to enrich your understanding of the challenges and opportunities at hand.
Inviting academicians, researchers and intellectuals from all walks of life
Participate in this first of its kind conference to uniquely understand and deliberate upon how Dharma can and should operate and shape the digital age.
Cash Awards
Up to $50,000 in total scholarships over next 2 years for research emanating from this conference.
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Cash awards for ‘Best Paper’ and ‘Best Poster’
Travel Grants
Limited number of partial travel grants available on first come first serve basis (Please indicate if you need grant when you submit your Extended Abstract).
Submit your paper/poster
Important Dates
Registration opens Jan 15, 2025
Abstract submission by Feb 15, 2025
Paper submission by May 5, 2025
Submit ABSTRACT
Please submit the abstract of your research paper or a poster below
Submissions must reflect original work or major developments in previously reported work. Papers are NOT eligible if 1. They are published prior to the meeting or accepted for publication before being submitted, or 2. Modified in only secondary respects after presentation or publication.
You may elect to submit either full papers (15-30 pages) or extended abstracts (3-5 pages including tables and figures). Final paper for selected abstracts will be due by May 15, 2024.
Extended Abstracts must be sufficiently detailed to allow organizers to judge the merits of the paper. Typically, extended abstracts consist of a statement of research question (and underlying theoretical aspects, if appropriate), the data and research methods, and preliminary findings. They should be able to persuade the organizers that researchers are able to complete the paper before they present their work.
You are free to revise the extended abstract until the last date of abstract submission.
Presenting and non-presenting authors (if applicable) must be accurately reflected in the submission.
Presenting authors are required to register for and attend the conference.